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The Outlaw Nobody Could Stop (1950) follows a legendary gunman whose reputation has spread across the American frontier. Feared by many and hunted by those determined to bring him down, he finds himself facing a dangerous journey where every encounter could become his last.
Set against the rugged atmosphere of the Old West, this classic Western brings together tense confrontations, dangerous outlaws, lawmen, revenge, and the unforgettable atmosphere of vintage Hollywood.
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Set against the rugged atmosphere of the Old West, this classic Western brings together tense confrontations, dangerous outlaws, lawmen, revenge, and the unforgettable atmosphere of vintage Hollywood.
With its memorable characters, dramatic gunfights, dusty frontier towns, and classic Western storytelling, this film is perfect for fans of old Western movies, classic Hollywood, vintage cinema, cowboy films, and 1950s movies.
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00:00:29Satsang with Mooji
00:02:56Just give me the drink, will you?
00:02:57You bet your life, Jimmy.
00:03:06Yeah.
00:03:07Do you know who that is?
00:03:08Who?
00:03:09Jimmy Ringo.
00:03:13Well, what do you know?
00:03:17Nice to see you again, Jimmy.
00:03:20Thanks.
00:03:20You remember the old buckhorn in Paso?
00:03:23Yeah.
00:03:24He worked there?
00:03:25Five years ago, when Tim O'Leary had it.
00:03:27He don't look so tough to me.
00:03:29Well, if he ain't so tough, there's been an awful lot of sudden natural deaths in his vicinity.
00:03:34How many do you figure?
00:03:35Ten, twelve, fifteen.
00:03:37Depends upon who's telling it.
00:03:39I bet he ain't as fast as Wyatt Earp.
00:03:41In God City, places like that, they say he is.
00:03:44Just two hands like anybody else.
00:03:46Yeah.
00:03:46The same number it looks like, but...
00:03:48Well, now, wait a minute, Eddie.
00:03:50You ain't thinkin' doin' nothin' foolish, are ya?
00:03:53You mean you're so tough I can't even talk to him?
00:03:54I mean, this ain't no joke, boy.
00:03:56It's a real mean man there.
00:03:58I just want to see how a great big important fella like that handles himself, that's all.
00:04:02What's wrong with that?
00:04:03I'm tellin' ya, Eddie, I wouldn't do it if I was you.
00:04:09Hey, Chuck.
00:04:11How about a little service down here?
00:04:12That's if Mr. Frazzlebottom or whatever his name is, don't object.
00:04:15Eddie, don't you know who this is?
00:04:17You mean it ain't Mr. Frazzlebottom?
00:04:19It's Jimmy Ringo, Eddie.
00:04:21Well, it looks like Mr. Frazzlebottom to me.
00:04:24You ever hear anybody kid like him?
00:04:27How about a drink, Mr. Frazzlebottom?
00:04:32Well, thanks.
00:04:33How's that, Mr. Frazzlebottom?
00:04:34Eddie, please.
00:04:35Please what?
00:04:36I asked a man to have a drink with me. What's wrong with that?
00:04:39How about it, Mr. Frazzlebottom?
00:04:44Okay, partner.
00:04:46I knew Mr. Frazzlebottom wasn't gonna pass up a free one.
00:04:49Don't you understand, Eddie? This is Jimmy Ringo.
00:04:53All right, so it's Jimmy Ringo.
00:04:55So what's everybody supposed to do? Fall on their knees?
00:04:57Well, you can be a little polite, at least.
00:04:59Mr. Ringo.
00:05:01Chuck figures you got a little extra consideration coming to you around here.
00:05:04Is that right?
00:05:05No.
00:05:07How's that, Mr. Ringo?
00:05:08You'll have to speak up if you want me to hear you.
00:05:09Yeah.
00:05:13Why don't you button up your britches and go home?
00:05:17How'd you like to try to make me, Mr. Ringo?
00:05:21Now, listen, partner.
00:05:24I come in here minding my own business.
00:05:27Now, how about letting me go out the same way?
00:05:29I want to know first what you meant by that remark you just passed.
00:05:33Tell you what.
00:05:35You just bought me a drink.
00:05:37Now, I'll buy you one and then we'll drop it.
00:05:39What do you say?
00:05:40Give him a drink for me.
00:05:41Never mind a drink.
00:05:43I want to know what you meant by that remark you passed.
00:05:45Listen, Eddie.
00:05:45I ain't talking to you.
00:05:47I'm talking to Mr. Ringo.
00:05:49I want to know what you meant by that remark you passed.
00:05:52How come I got to run into a squirt like you nearly every place I go these days?
00:05:57What are you trying to do? Show off in front of your friends?
00:06:00Are you ready to back up that remark or not?
00:06:02What about this?
00:06:04Ain't some of you fellas in charge of this donkey?
00:06:06I'm telling you, Mr. Ringo.
00:06:07Eddie don't mean no real harm, Mr. Ringo.
00:06:09Then let Eddie keep his big ugly nose out of my business if he don't want to get it slapped.
00:06:19Did you see that?
00:06:21Yes, sir.
00:06:22He drew first.
00:06:23Did you see it?
00:06:24Yeah, I saw it.
00:06:26Yes, sir.
00:06:27I saw it.
00:06:28Except I'd get on out of town anyway if I was you.
00:06:31Why?
00:06:32Because he's got three brothers that ain't gonna care who drew first.
00:06:44All right.
00:06:48Everybody stay where you are.
00:07:32He can't be more than an hour ahead of us.
00:07:33Must be killing that horse of his.
00:07:35Ain't doing our one any good either.
00:07:39He can't keep it up at this rate.
00:07:42That horse of his won't last half a day.
00:07:44All right.
00:07:44Put up your hands.
00:07:50Now drop your guns.
00:07:52Right out there where I can see them.
00:07:58Now get off your horses and stay away from them guns.
00:08:05Back up.
00:08:07Right back there.
00:08:25Come on boys, get up here.
00:08:27Get up.
00:08:28Come on.
00:08:28Get up.
00:08:29Get up.
00:08:29Get up.
00:08:30Get up.
00:08:32Get up.
00:08:44Give me a walk.
00:08:45Never mind about me, bud.
00:08:47You got all you can do to worry about yourself.
00:08:49You got about three hours' walk back to Santa Fe.
00:08:51Now, get going.
00:08:52I'm warning you, Ringo.
00:08:53We're gonna get you yet.
00:08:55Yeah, I know.
00:08:56I heard that before, too.
00:08:57You had no right to throw down on a boy like Eddie.
00:08:59What was I supposed to do?
00:09:00Just stand there and let that little boy shoot me full of holes.
00:09:03Now, come on.
00:09:03Get out of here.
00:09:05No more than a kid.
00:09:44He's heading straight for Cayenne.
00:09:52Well, you think you're gonna make it?
00:09:55Cayenne ain't no further than Santa Fe.
00:09:59Come on.
00:10:15What?
00:10:21Come on.
00:10:23Come on.
00:10:30.
00:10:46Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:11:09Give me a drink.
00:11:10Are you up early or out late?
00:11:13Either way you want it, partner, just so I get a drink.
00:11:19Jimmy Ringo.
00:11:25Well, where was it with you?
00:11:28The Mint Saloon in Dodge City, you and Bucky Harris used to come in there nearly every night, don't you
00:11:32remember?
00:11:33Could we ever get a drink?
00:11:35Sure.
00:11:36Oh, oh, oh, sure, sorry, Jimmy.
00:11:40Hey, remember now?
00:11:42Yeah, I remember now.
00:11:44What about some to eat? You got a cook around here?
00:11:46My old woman's back there. What do you want, some eggs?
00:11:48You got a steak?
00:11:49Yeah, I got a steak.
00:11:50I think a steak and some eggs and a pot of black coffee.
00:11:52What about a place to wash up first?
00:11:54Well, right out on the back porch here. I'll show you.
00:11:58Never mind, I can find it.
00:12:01You got a livery stable here, boy?
00:12:05He's a little astonished, Jimmy.
00:12:07When you get him unastonished, tell him to take care of my horse.
00:12:10Yeah.
00:12:11Oh, and don't ride him. Lead him. He's all wore out.
00:12:16Archie, you heard what Mr. Rainbow said. Now go on and do it.
00:12:18Are you going to be around?
00:12:19Hurry up, Archie. Sure, I'm here all day.
00:12:23Want to have a little talk with you?
00:12:24Yes, sir.
00:12:43Now, never mind the horse. Run over yonder and tell the marshal that Jimmy Ringo is here and hurry.
00:12:48Was it really him?
00:12:49Go on, I tell you. Run.
00:12:58Will you please leave that blame mop here?
00:13:07Marshal.
00:13:08Jimmy Ringo's here, Marshal.
00:13:11Where?
00:13:12In the palace bar. You going to shoot him?
00:13:15Who told you it was Jimmy Ringo?
00:13:17Mac. Mac knows him. Mac called him Jimmy.
00:13:20He's on the back porch washing himself.
00:13:23Charlie.
00:13:25Yeah.
00:13:26Get a hold of Bud and Skeeter.
00:13:27I'll see you.
00:14:02Where is he?
00:14:03Out on the back porch, getting cleaned up.
00:14:06I ain't having any trouble, Mark.
00:14:07I just thought you'd want to know he was here.
00:14:11You sit over there, Charlie.
00:14:12Stand down there, Peter.
00:14:13Take the door, bud.
00:14:21Just take it easy, and don't try to jump up.
00:14:45How are you, Jimmy?
00:14:48Mark.
00:14:51Oh, dear son of a gun.
00:14:53How are you, partner?
00:14:55I'm fine, Jimmy.
00:15:00Are you joking?
00:15:02Nope.
00:15:03I'm the marshal here now.
00:15:04Well, I'll be darned.
00:15:08And these idle barroom loafers,
00:15:10they're your deputies?
00:15:11Mm-hmm.
00:15:11For me?
00:15:12Mm-hmm.
00:15:14Then you won't be needing them.
00:15:15I ain't starting anything.
00:15:16You sure?
00:15:18Mark, that's the last thing I want.
00:15:20Trouble.
00:15:22All right, boys.
00:15:26What are you doing here, Jimmy?
00:15:28I'm about to have a drink.
00:15:30How about it?
00:15:32No, thanks.
00:15:34Marshal Mark Stratton.
00:15:36Well, that ain't a good one.
00:15:38But I'm glad for you, Mark.
00:15:41Mighty glad.
00:15:42Thanks.
00:15:43But I'm afraid I'm going to have to ask you to move on.
00:15:46Why?
00:15:48I ain't wanted for anything around here, am I?
00:15:50Nope.
00:15:51I just want you out of town anyway.
00:15:53And pronto.
00:15:54Coffee ready, Mr. Rinko.
00:15:55Thank you, lady.
00:15:56You don't mind my having something to eat
00:15:58while we discuss this, do you, Mark?
00:15:59I'll have the rest in a minute.
00:16:00Matter of fact,
00:16:01I don't know anybody in the world
00:16:02I'd rather talk to this morning than you.
00:16:04Oh, lady,
00:16:05will you bring another cup for the marshal?
00:16:07Yes, sir.
00:16:09How about it, Mark?
00:16:13I've got something I want to talk to you about.
00:16:19It looks to me like you've got a gossip on your staff.
00:16:23That's your public, Jimmy.
00:16:26Yeah, I'm a big man now.
00:16:28That's what you wanted, wasn't it?
00:16:30Top gun of the West.
00:16:33Yep.
00:16:35I guess I've got more people wondering
00:16:36when I'm going to get killed
00:16:37than any other man in the country.
00:16:40You don't sound as happy about it
00:16:41as you did the last time I saw you.
00:16:44How many is it now, 11?
00:16:4612.
00:16:48There's one you ain't heard about yet.
00:16:49You really keep counting.
00:16:52Don't ask dumb questions, Mark.
00:16:55What's the trouble now, Jimmy?
00:16:57Somebody after you?
00:17:00Three somebodies.
00:17:01The law?
00:17:02No, this is personal.
00:17:04I don't want them to catch up with you here, Jimmy.
00:17:08I don't want them to catch up with me anywhere.
00:17:10That's why you've got to move on right away.
00:17:16You know why I come here, don't you?
00:17:21I guess I do.
00:17:25How is she?
00:17:26Fine.
00:17:28And the boy?
00:17:30Getting on fine.
00:17:33I want to see her, Mark.
00:17:35You think she wants to see you?
00:17:37I've got something important to see her about.
00:17:40Then I'll clear out.
00:17:42Where can I find her?
00:17:45I'm afraid I can't tell you that, Jimmy.
00:17:49What do you mean you can't tell me?
00:17:52All right, then.
00:17:53Won't tell you.
00:17:54You want a steak, Marshal?
00:17:56No, thanks.
00:17:59Why won't you?
00:18:00Because nobody here knows who she is, Jimmy.
00:18:03She never even told the boy about you.
00:18:06They've got another name now and another life.
00:18:08And it looks to me like that's the way she wants it to stay.
00:18:13Will you tell me what name she's going under?
00:18:16So as I can write to her?
00:18:18Nope.
00:18:19I won't tell you that, either.
00:18:26Looks to me like you're taking quite a lot on your own responsibility, ain't you, Mark?
00:18:32I'm doing what I think is right, Jimmy.
00:18:34And I'm hoping I can make you see it that way, too.
00:19:01How'd you like to see that street out there full of gunplay, Mark?
00:19:05I'd rather not.
00:19:09Well, that's probably what you're going to have a couple hours from now.
00:19:13Because I ain't leaving here till you get a hold of Peggy for me.
00:19:18And what if she don't want to talk to you?
00:19:20You let her do the deciding about that.
00:19:23Will you go, then, if I tell her?
00:19:25I told you I would.
00:19:27Just tell her, I mean. Not make her do anything about it.
00:19:29Just leave it to her. That's all I ask.
00:19:35You better wait in here and not move around much.
00:19:37I'll see what I can do about it.
00:19:39Well, while you're at it,
00:19:41if you've got any squirts around here that want to make a big name for themselves,
00:19:45I hope you'll cool them off before we run into any trouble.
00:19:47I will.
00:19:54Boys, you're not awake from here.
00:19:56Why don't you go on about your business and leave Ringo alone?
00:19:59He ain't bothering anybody, is he?
00:20:00Oh, well, back to the White Earp.
00:20:02I thought I said why I was so fast to span the whole world.
00:20:04Why, Jim, you're going to kill White Earp in a minute.
00:20:06Well, you bet. I bet you mean others you would.
00:20:08You seen Hunt probably around this morning?
00:20:09Nope.
00:20:10What's she done now?
00:20:11I think I just want to see him pass the word around with her.
00:20:13Sure will, Mark.
00:20:15Good morning, Marshal.
00:20:16Good morning, Miss Allen.
00:20:23He don't look so tough to me.
00:20:25Yeah, yeah.
00:20:26That's the way it always starts.
00:20:28He don't look so tough to somebody.
00:20:31Except with this somebody, it's going to stomp right there, too.
00:20:34You better.
00:20:35Because with a man like that, you can't come off much better than second.
00:20:38He don't bother me.
00:20:39I don't bother him.
00:20:41The only somebody that's bothering me right now is Mr. Hunt Bromley.
00:20:45Yeah, I forgot about that squirt.
00:20:47You seen him already?
00:20:48No, but maybe you better take a look around for him now.
00:20:52Want me to bring him in?
00:20:53Just tell him I want to see him.
00:20:56But make sure he comes.
00:20:58I'll get him.
00:21:01Hey, Charlie.
00:21:01Yeah?
00:21:02Watch yourself.
00:21:04Don't take any chances with that boy.
00:21:06I don't aim too much.
00:21:14Morning, Charlie.
00:21:16Hi.
00:21:16Have you seen Hunt Bromley around this morning?
00:21:19No, not this morning.
00:21:20Well, tell him I'm looking for him, if you see him, will you?
00:21:23Sure will, Charlie, if you'll see him.
00:21:30Looks like it might be a right interesting day.
00:21:38Carol?
00:21:39Hello, Mr. Marr.
00:21:40Where are all you girls going this time of day?
00:21:42We've got a holiday.
00:21:44And then the boys came to school this morning.
00:21:46So Ms. Marr said we could go, too.
00:21:48You mean all the boys played hookies?
00:21:50Yes, sir.
00:21:51We went downtown to see that bad man.
00:21:53That Jimmy Ringo that's down there.
00:21:55Come on, Carol.
00:21:56Come on.
00:21:58Come on.
00:22:13Come on.
00:22:16Come on.
00:22:17Come on.
00:22:25Come on.
00:22:28Come on.
00:22:30You already heard, huh?
00:22:32Yes. The children told me.
00:22:34The girls, that is.
00:22:36None of the boys came this morning.
00:22:38I guess they're all down around the palace bar by now.
00:22:41Little Jimmy, too?
00:22:42I suppose so.
00:22:44He's about as wild as the rest of them.
00:22:47What's Jim doing here, Mark? Do you know?
00:22:50He says he wants to see you.
00:22:52What about?
00:22:53He didn't say. I thought you might know.
00:22:56No.
00:22:58I didn't tell him anything, your name or anything like that.
00:23:01I just said I'd tell you he wants to see you and leave the rest to you.
00:23:12What do you think?
00:23:14I ain't thinking.
00:23:18I got nothing to say either way.
00:23:23Well...
00:23:27I won't do it.
00:23:30I can fix it for you in the quiet if you want to see him.
00:23:33No.
00:23:35I think it's better the way it is.
00:23:37Tell him I'm sorry.
00:23:39Whatever you say, Peg.
00:23:43Mark.
00:23:46How does he look?
00:23:48Oh, just about the same, I guess.
00:23:50A little older.
00:23:53A little tireder.
00:23:55Not as cocky as he used to be.
00:23:58Tell him I'm very sorry.
00:24:02I'll tell him.
00:24:05Found him.
00:24:25One more coffee, Mr. Ingo?
00:24:27No, thank you lady.
00:24:31I don't want to bring that bottle over here.
00:24:33Back!
00:24:34Right up, Jimmy!
00:24:37Best up in the west, this old coon of rye.
00:24:40A lot of fellas around here won't drink anything else.
00:24:46What if somebody chased them kids out of there?
00:24:49Ain't you got a school here for them to go to?
00:24:51Sure, Jimmy, we got a school.
00:24:54I'll get them away from you.
00:25:00Get away!
00:25:01Get away!
00:25:02Get away!
00:25:04Stay away, will you?
00:25:05Please, never mind.
00:25:06Come on, now, get off of the way.
00:25:11Stay away, please.
00:25:13Don't come back.
00:25:21Jimmy Walsh!
00:25:22Now, just you waited your mother hears about this.
00:25:25But we're not hurting anybody, Mrs. Devlin.
00:25:28You just wait till I tell her you're loafing around a saloon.
00:25:34Good morning, Mrs. Devlin.
00:25:35Good morning.
00:25:36It's simply an outrage.
00:25:38That murderer's sitting over in that saloon like he was an honored guest or something,
00:25:42and the children literally running wild through the streets.
00:25:44I completely agree with you, Mrs. Devlin.
00:25:46And five pounds of sugar.
00:25:47And did you see all those loafers hanging around over there?
00:25:50You'd think it was Deadwood or one of those places.
00:25:52Mark Stratt will get him out of there soon.
00:25:54Soon?
00:25:55And pray how long is a murderer supposed to be entertained in cayenne?
00:25:58How much are these potatoes?
00:25:59Eight cents a pack.
00:26:00Two for fifteen.
00:26:01I'll have a half a pack.
00:26:02You know who'll do something about it?
00:26:03Mrs. Pennyfeather.
00:26:04Exactly.
00:26:05She'll get a little action out of Mark Stratt.
00:26:06Will you go with me to talk to her?
00:26:07I most certainly will, just as soon as I get some of these lovely onions.
00:26:10What about you, Mrs. Cooper?
00:26:12I'd like to meet Mrs. Pennyfeather very much.
00:26:14Morning, ladies.
00:26:15Good morning, Mr. Marlowe.
00:26:17Oh, good morning, Mr. Marlowe.
00:26:18Twist to the back of George.
00:26:19What's all the excitement in front of the palace?
00:26:21Well, it's that murderer, of course.
00:26:23What murderer?
00:26:24Well, that's Jimmy Ringo.
00:26:27Well, haven't you heard?
00:26:28Where's Jimmy Ringo?
00:26:30Sitting right over there in the palace bar, just as big as you please.
00:26:34We're going straight to Mrs. Pennyfeather right now.
00:26:44Hiya, Jerry.
00:26:55What'd you forget?
00:27:02What are you going to do?
00:27:09Jerry.
00:27:10Jimmy Ringo's in the palace bar.
00:27:12And when he comes out, he's going to get this right in the face.
00:27:15Have you gone crazy?
00:27:16Get your hand off that door.
00:27:18Why, that's murder, Jerry.
00:27:19What was it when he killed Roy?
00:27:20You're not even sure that was Ringo.
00:27:22He was in the bunch.
00:27:23Gosh, that's enough for me.
00:27:24But you don't know that.
00:27:25That's just what people said.
00:27:27Oh, Jerry, please don't get us in any more trouble.
00:27:30We've got all straightened out now.
00:27:31You're wasting your breath, Alice.
00:27:34All I know is Ringo killed my boy, and I'm going to kill Ringo.
00:27:37Just as soon as he walks out that door.
00:27:47That boy take care of my horse.
00:27:49Oh, getting cleaned up right now, Jimmy.
00:27:58I'm going to kill him.
00:27:58Here he comes!
00:28:08Here he comes!
00:28:11Never do that again, Alice.
00:28:13Never!
00:28:15I know what I'm doing.
00:28:16I'm going to do it.
00:28:19Come fountain that boy.
00:28:23Archie!
00:28:24Say, any of you fellas seen Archie?
00:28:26Yeah, yeah.
00:28:27Mac, I just went across the store.
00:28:28I met in the Gulf.
00:28:28Archie!
00:28:30Archie!
00:28:31Here I am, Mac.
00:28:32Go see how soon Mr. Ringo's horse will be ready.
00:28:35And hurry up, Archie!
00:28:36All right, Mac.
00:28:38Hey, Mac.
00:28:39Ringo don't look so tough to me.
00:28:41Then why don't you go in there and take a punch at him?
00:28:44For what?
00:28:45I ain't got nothing against a man.
00:28:46Oh, White Earpwood.
00:28:47Here comes a marshal.
00:28:49I bet he's going to shoot Ringo.
00:28:50Oh, he can't.
00:28:51He don't even care as much.
00:28:54Why are you kidding him?
00:28:55School.
00:29:04Nothing doing, Jimmy.
00:29:06She says she's sorry, but that's all there is to it.
00:29:10Did you tell her it was important?
00:29:11I told her exactly what I told you.
00:29:13I'd tell her and offered to fix it up for her in the quiet if she wanted to see you.
00:29:18What else?
00:29:20What else what?
00:29:22I'm sure you didn't talk against me.
00:29:24Who's asking the dumb questions now?
00:29:28Didn't she give no explanation at all?
00:29:30What explanation could she give that you don't already know?
00:29:39I could only talk to her just for a few minutes.
00:29:46How does she look, Mike?
00:29:47Oh, just about the same, I guess.
00:29:50A little older, but just as pretty.
00:29:56Did you see my boy?
00:29:57Nah, he's on the loose today.
00:29:59What do you mean on the loose?
00:30:00You hear those boys on the street?
00:30:03Well, he's one of them.
00:30:14Well, I...
00:30:22I don't see them right now.
00:30:25That ain't a fine way to bring up a kid hanging around in front of a saloon.
00:30:29Ain't you got a school in this town?
00:30:31Yep.
00:30:33We got a school here.
00:30:35You broke it up, partner.
00:30:38They all come down to see Jimmy Ringo.
00:30:40The big gun.
00:30:41The great hero.
00:30:46Does my, uh...
00:30:48Does my kid think I'm kind of a hero?
00:30:51Nope.
00:30:52As a matter of fact, I understand he's a Wyatt Earp man.
00:30:55Earp?
00:30:55You oughta taught him better than that.
00:30:57Me?
00:30:58And where was you all this time?
00:30:59I beg your pardon, both of you gentlemen, for interrupting you.
00:31:03But this is a kind of a serious situation for me, Marshal.
00:31:06What is it?
00:31:07Well, the truth of the matter, sir, is that Wes Fuller's burning my house down.
00:31:14What's he doing that for?
00:31:16Well, he just fell like it.
00:31:18Marshal, that's the only excuse in the world he's got.
00:31:21Just fell like it.
00:31:22Drunk?
00:31:23He certainly don't act like he was altogether cold sober.
00:31:28All right, we'll go down there and see what we can do about it.
00:31:30Wait outside.
00:31:31Yes, sir.
00:31:32And thank you too, sir, Mr. Ringo.
00:31:34It ain't like me to interrupt two gentlemen like you.
00:31:37Go on out, I said.
00:31:39Yes, sir.
00:31:44You moving on now?
00:31:46Yeah, I guess so.
00:31:48Sorry it had to be like this, Jimmy.
00:31:50It's not your fault.
00:31:52Watch yourself, partner.
00:31:57If I write to you, will you give her a message?
00:32:00You bet.
00:32:00Thanks, man.
00:32:02I'll be seeing you, Jimmy.
00:32:04Well, I hope so.
00:32:05But don't lay no money on it.
00:32:07I'll be seeing you, all right.
00:32:17How much, man?
00:32:18No, no, no charge, Jimmy.
00:32:19On the house.
00:32:20It's an honor to have you.
00:32:21Oh, thanks.
00:32:23Here he comes!
00:32:26Don't grab this from your wife.
00:32:28It's an honor and a pleasure, Jimmy.
00:32:30Yes, sir.
00:32:32We're old timers, you know, you and me.
00:32:37Jimmy!
00:32:41Molly!
00:32:42I didn't know you were here, Jimmy.
00:32:45Well, you must be about the only one in town that didn't.
00:32:47I work late, so I sleep late.
00:32:49Work where?
00:32:50Here.
00:32:52What do you mean?
00:32:54I'm a singer, Jim.
00:32:55You've heard of singers, haven't you?
00:32:57Want to buy me a little drink, honey?
00:32:59You know.
00:32:59Well, sure, kid, sure.
00:33:01What?
00:33:02But why?
00:33:03Got to live, haven't you?
00:33:08But where's Bucky?
00:33:11Didn't you hear?
00:33:12Hear what?
00:33:14Buck was killed six months ago in Abilene.
00:33:19No, I didn't hear.
00:33:22I'm sorry, Molly.
00:33:24Who did it?
00:33:25I don't know.
00:33:27It was found in an alley shot through the back of the head.
00:33:31Well, didn't he...
00:33:33Didn't he leave you anything?
00:33:34Hmm?
00:33:35A horse and a saddle, two guns, and fifteen dollars.
00:33:41I never heard a word about it, Molly.
00:33:45Have you seen Peg?
00:33:47No.
00:33:50Do you?
00:33:51Whenever I can.
00:33:54Doesn't do a school teacher any good to be seen with a barroom set.
00:33:56I'm a singer, you know.
00:34:00Come on over here for a minute.
00:34:03There's something I want to ask you.
00:34:10Peggy wouldn't see me.
00:34:12Is it somebody else?
00:34:14You ought to know better than that.
00:34:15Oh, I don't.
00:34:16It's been a long time.
00:34:17There'll never be anybody else for Peg.
00:34:20Anybody else tried?
00:34:21Of course.
00:34:23Pretty girl like that.
00:34:25A young squirt named Hunt Brownlee got after her.
00:34:27Thought she couldn't take care of herself.
00:34:29Boy, you should have heard her tell the M off.
00:34:31What did it do to her?
00:34:32Nothing.
00:34:34Nothing, really.
00:34:35Just one of those loud-mouthed barroom loafers who's trying to move in on a woman without a husband.
00:34:39You know the kind.
00:34:43Do you see Jimmy too?
00:34:44Whenever I see her.
00:34:46What kind of a boy is he?
00:34:48He's a good kid.
00:34:49Peg takes good care of him.
00:34:51What is he, big or little?
00:34:53Big.
00:34:54About right for eight.
00:34:55Eight and a half.
00:34:58Look, they want me to talk to Peg.
00:35:00Well, Mark already talked to her.
00:35:02She said no.
00:35:03Will you let me talk to her?
00:35:06Are you in some kind of a hurry?
00:35:09If you think there's a chance, I'll stick around a little while longer.
00:35:12You stay right here.
00:35:12I'll get her for you.
00:35:14Well, don't take too long.
00:35:15I'm a little behind schedule already.
00:35:16I won't be long.
00:35:37I won't be long.
00:35:38Hiya, Hunt.
00:35:47Heal me out.
00:35:57Heal me back in again.
00:36:02I bet two bits.
00:36:03That finishes me.
00:36:06Well, I don't want more of it either.
00:36:07Good morning, Joe.
00:36:08Want to sit in for a couple of hands, Johnny?
00:36:11With cards I made myself, I wouldn't want to sit at that table.
00:36:14What do you mean sitting up here playing cards on a day like this?
00:36:17Looks like any other day to me.
00:36:19You mean you ain't heard?
00:36:20Heard what?
00:36:21You mean you ain't heard who is in town?
00:36:23You have to put your foot on my chair.
00:36:25We ain't heard anything.
00:36:26We ain't been out of here since Tuesday.
00:36:28Who is it?
00:36:29Jimmy Ringo.
00:36:31Jimmy Ringo?
00:36:32Uh-huh.
00:36:33What in the name of thunder is Jimmy Ringo doing in Cayenne?
00:36:35Sitting right up there at the palace bar.
00:36:37Now?
00:36:38Yeah, we just left him there.
00:36:40What does he look like?
00:36:42He's a kind of a natural man.
00:36:43He don't look much different from a lot of other fellas.
00:36:45He looks mighty average to be such a big man.
00:36:49About as big as they come, I guess.
00:36:51How many hands has he got?
00:36:53Well, I never counted him to tell you the truth.
00:36:55Oh, he's got two hands, just like anybody else.
00:36:58And some of these days, somebody's gonna make a big name for himself by proving that's all he's got.
00:37:03A big name, right on his tombstone.
00:37:06Well, it's gotta come sooner or later, ain't it?
00:37:08You don't expect him to go on forever, do you?
00:37:10So far as I'm concerned, you can.
00:37:12Hey, do you reckon he's still up there yet?
00:37:15Now, wait a minute, Hunt.
00:37:16You're good, but maybe you ain't quite that good.
00:37:18How do you know I ain't?
00:37:20If you ain't, can I have your saddle?
00:37:22Very funny, Hunt.
00:37:23What I mean, Hunt, you ain't ever really killed anybody like he has.
00:37:28Well, what do you know about it?
00:37:29You don't know everything I've done or every place I've been.
00:37:33Yeah, but you ain't ever been any place but Abilene, have you?
00:37:37Come on, let's go off and take a look at this big important man.
00:37:41But I ain't finished cutting your hair yet.
00:37:43Well, I'll come back. Come on.
00:37:45I hear he ain't too sociable. Might not like people looking at him.
00:37:48Well, he can get used to it.
00:37:50What about it, Ike?
00:37:51Oh, I got a wife and a couple of kids, Hunt.
00:37:54I better not either, Hunt. I got a mother who's my sole support.
00:37:57Well, suit yourself, yellow bellies.
00:38:04Well, it never was much fun to have around anyway.
00:38:26I'm sorry.
00:38:27Arrive.
00:38:28Jimmy?
00:38:28You're Jimmy Walsh, ain't you?
00:38:30Yes, sir.
00:38:31Ain't that your Ma calling you?
00:38:32Jimmy, come here. Right this minute.
00:38:34Just a minute, Ma.
00:38:36If you don't come here this very minute, I'll skin you alive.
00:38:40Aw, chef.
00:38:41Tell me which one gets killed, will ya?
00:38:43But Ma, the other fella's gonna see it.
00:38:45I don't care what the other boys are going to do.
00:38:47You're coming straight home with me.
00:38:49But Ma, Jimmy Wrinkle's in there and Sola's Hunt.
00:38:51I don't care.
00:38:52Somebody's gonna shoot somebody and I wanna see it.
00:39:03I don't care.
00:39:03Since when do I have to drink second grade whiskey here, Mac?
00:39:07That's the brand you always drink, Hunt.
00:39:11This whiskey's been watered.
00:39:13No, it ain't, Hunt.
00:39:14You know I don't water my whiskey.
00:39:15I've never done that in my whole life.
00:39:16If I say it's watered, it's watered and I'm gonna prove it to ya.
00:39:20I want you to give everybody in this room a drink out of that same bottle
00:39:23and let's see what they got to say about it.
00:39:24Hunt, there ain't a thing in the world the matter with this whiskey.
00:39:27Do you hear what I said or not?
00:39:31I heard.
00:39:36And don't forget the gentleman at the table.
00:39:39I'd like to have his opinion too.
00:39:42Please, Hunt, let's don't have no trouble here now.
00:39:46I'll ask him myself.
00:39:52I want you to settle a little argument, Mr. Ringo.
00:40:03Why should I?
00:40:05You've got quite a reputation for settling arguments, haven't you?
00:40:08Only my own.
00:40:10You could say this one included you in a way.
00:40:13I say Mac waters his whiskey.
00:40:16Then you're kind of dumb to be drinking here, ain't you?
00:40:20Please, Distan, tell me what you think.
00:40:21Don't trouble yourself.
00:40:25You ain't very sociable, are you?
00:40:27Maybe if you got to know me a little better.
00:40:29I don't have to know you any better.
00:40:31Looks to me like there's a squirt like you in every town in the west.
00:40:35Now get away from here.
00:40:37It's kind of strong talk, ain't it, Mr. Ringo?
00:40:40You're Hunt Bromley, ain't you?
00:40:42Yeah.
00:40:43You heard of me already?
00:40:44Yeah, I heard about you.
00:40:46I heard you're a cheap, no-good barroom loafer.
00:40:49If I didn't have something else in my mind, I'd take them guns away from you and slap you cross
00:40:53-eyed.
00:40:54You're asking for trouble, Mr. Ringo.
00:40:58You already got it, partner.
00:41:01Because I got a gun on you under this table.
00:41:03And it's pointing smack at your belly.
00:41:07Are you gonna get out of here or not?
00:41:11I'm kind of disappointed in you, Mr. Ringo.
00:41:14We heard a lot about you around here, but I guess they forgot to tell us about the gun under
00:41:19the table.
00:41:20The older you grow, the more you learn, son.
00:41:23Now turn around and head for the door.
00:41:29Keep moving and don't do anything sudden with your hands.
00:41:38I'll be seeing you, Mr. Ringo.
00:41:40All the way outside, sonny.
00:41:45I'll be seeing you, Mr. Ringo.
00:42:12Well, what on earth?
00:42:14We need three horses quick, Mr. Barlow.
00:42:17Can you let us have them?
00:42:19I don't see any reason why not.
00:42:21Hey, Marty.
00:42:22Saddle up Prince, Fanny, and Dan for these men right away.
00:42:26You got some guns, too?
00:42:27I guess I have, but what in the world are you fellas up to?
00:42:31How far is it to Cayenne?
00:42:33Well, it's about an hour's ride.
00:42:35You start now, you can make it by 10 o'clock easy.
00:42:39But ain't you gonna tell me what's going on?
00:42:42We're after Jimmy Ringo.
00:42:44Jimmy Ringo?
00:42:50I'll be the only fella in town that didn't see him.
00:42:54What's the matter?
00:42:55Mom, let me stay down here on the seat to be Ringo.
00:42:58You bet I won't.
00:42:59You're going straight up to your room and stay there until that man's left this town.
00:43:02Because you have to.
00:43:03I don't want to go to the room.
00:43:04I don't care what you want to do.
00:43:05You're going to the room.
00:43:07Please, Mom.
00:43:08Now you stay in here.
00:43:10And don't let me hear another word out of you.
00:43:13About it.
00:43:17Did you ever hear of anything so terrible?
00:43:19Why, it's like the whole town's gone crazy.
00:43:22He's here just to see you, you know.
00:43:24Have you talked to him?
00:43:25I just left him.
00:43:27Why don't you see him, if only for a few minutes?
00:43:30Oh, Molly.
00:43:31What good would it do?
00:43:33It's all over now, you know that.
00:43:35Not for him.
00:43:36He's still crazy about you, Peggy.
00:43:38He was crazy about me before.
00:43:40But that didn't stop him from being the kind of person he was.
00:43:43He scares me, Molly.
00:43:44He really does.
00:43:46He might have scared you then.
00:43:47But not now.
00:43:49He's different.
00:43:50How different?
00:43:52The way Bucky was different that last year.
00:43:55You know, not wild anymore.
00:43:57Just sorry.
00:43:59And what good did it do, Bucky?
00:44:02None, I guess.
00:44:04But I liked it.
00:44:06Oh, for me, he'd have stayed away.
00:44:09Is it somebody else, Peggy?
00:44:12Of course not.
00:44:13You know it's not.
00:44:15Not Mark?
00:44:17Mark?
00:44:19Why do you ask that?
00:44:20Is it?
00:44:22I've never even thought of Mark like that.
00:44:25Of course not.
00:44:26You think he never thought of you like that?
00:44:28I doubt it.
00:44:29Mark's just...
00:44:31Well, Mark's just Mark.
00:44:33He's Jim's friend.
00:44:36Oh, you must be out of your mind.
00:44:39Then it's still Jim.
00:44:41Isn't it?
00:44:45I guess so.
00:44:49I guess it always will be.
00:45:06How would you like to see Ringo and Wyatt Earp square off at each other?
00:45:09Brother, I wouldn't even want to be in the same town when that happened.
00:45:12I still say he's yellow.
00:45:15I gave him the chance to show how good he was, didn't I?
00:45:18You reckon that's right?
00:45:19He didn't have a gun under the table after all?
00:45:21Yeah, I heard that.
00:45:23But both his hands were out of sight.
00:45:24He could have been holding anything.
00:45:26It took lots of nerve, though, to bluff like that.
00:45:29What would you have done? Looked under the table?
00:45:31I wouldn't have even been there in the first place.
00:45:34He was the one that ducked out of a showdown, not me.
00:45:37You ain't going back there, are you?
00:45:38Well, I ain't leaving town, if that's what you mean.
00:45:41Marshall wants to see you, hon.
00:45:43Didn't you get the message?
00:45:44Yeah, I got it.
00:45:45I'll see him.
00:45:46When I get the time.
00:45:53He says now.
00:45:56Looks like everybody's drawn behind your back these days.
00:45:59All the smart ones.
00:46:01Come on down to the marshal's office.
00:46:04I'll be right behind you.
00:46:11Just you wait till Miss Pennyfeather hears about this situation.
00:46:17There he is! Charlie's got him!
00:46:18There he is! Charlie's got him!
00:46:20Ah, shucks! That's just Hunt Bromley.
00:46:23Ringo wouldn't spit on Hunt Bromley!
00:46:25Come on.
00:46:30What do you want with me?
00:46:32Sit down.
00:46:34Didn't you get my message?
00:46:35I'm here, ain't I?
00:46:37How come you went over there and tried to pick a fight with Ringo?
00:46:40You don't have to worry about me, Pappy. I can take care of myself.
00:46:44I wish I had a hundred dollars for every blabbermouth I've heard say that.
00:46:48Well, he's yellow. I learned that much anyway.
00:46:51All right then, Buffalo Bill.
00:46:54You see, it ain't no use to warn you, so I'm gonna tell you.
00:46:58Either I'm gonna lock you up in a cell until he's gone,
00:47:00or you're gonna get out of town for the rest of the day.
00:47:02Now, which is it gonna be?
00:47:04Me get out of town? What about getting him out?
00:47:07When you're the marshal, you can do the deciding.
00:47:09Meanwhile, you let me handle the job.
00:47:11Now, what do you like, the cell or the road?
00:47:14Looks like you're being mighty careful about that killer.
00:47:17I just don't want any great, big, terrible men like you scaring him to death.
00:47:22How long you known, Ringo?
00:47:23You wanna be locked up?
00:47:25No.
00:47:25Then get going, cell.
00:47:28I don't wanna see you back around here before sundown, you understand?
00:47:32You didn't say how long you knowed, Ringo.
00:47:34If you ain't out of town, in five minutes,
00:47:36they're gonna have to take them guns away from you.
00:47:39Don't ever try that, Mark.
00:47:40I won't try it, I'll do it.
00:47:50I got my mind made up now.
00:47:53I'm gonna keep peace here today if I have to lock up every gunny in town to do it.
00:47:58Where's your badge?
00:48:01Put it on, this is official.
00:48:03I want you to take this scatter gun and sit in the palace with it.
00:48:06And if Hunter or any other troublemaker so much as sticks his head in the door, let him have it.
00:48:10What's Ringo gonna think, me sitting there with a loaded shotgun?
00:48:12Tell him I sent you.
00:48:22How long have you known Ringo, Mark?
00:48:25I'm gonna keep Hunt company for a mile or so.
00:48:34I'll be back in a few minutes.
00:48:35Yes, sir.
00:48:57I'll be back in a few minutes.
00:49:06Mr. Ringo.
00:49:08I'm Charlie Norris, Mr. Ringo.
00:49:10Mark Stret's deputy.
00:49:12Mark wants me to sit shotgun on the front door.
00:49:15With what?
00:49:16I didn't bring it in with me because I didn't want you to get the wrong idea.
00:49:21Who is he?
00:49:23He's the deputy, like he says.
00:49:25Where's Mark?
00:49:26He had to go out on another matter.
00:49:27He'll be along in a few minutes.
00:49:30All right, partner.
00:49:30Get your guns.
00:49:32We'll have a drink at the bar.
00:49:33Thank you, Mr. Ringo.
00:49:40Say, is that Pop right?
00:49:42No, not more than five or ten minutes out either way, Jimmy.
00:49:55You mind if I ask you a question?
00:49:57Not if you don't mind if I don't answer it.
00:49:59Who would you say was the toughest man you ever saw?
00:50:03I'll tell you the second toughest, Bucky Harris.
00:50:05You ever tangled with him?
00:50:07No, of course not.
00:50:08Bucky was my friend.
00:50:10Take it you don't want me to ask you again who was the first toughest?
00:50:14Used to be like all your business is on the outside and none of it inside.
00:50:17Why, that don't worry me.
00:50:18Just wait till tomorrow.
00:50:20After I'm gone, huh?
00:50:21This place will be famous, Jimmy.
00:50:23It'll be like a shrine.
00:50:24I'll probably have to put on two more bartenders.
00:50:27Maybe I ought to charge you a fee.
00:50:30You name it, Jimmy.
00:50:30It's yours.
00:50:33Are you serious?
00:50:34Why not?
00:50:35You done it.
00:50:38All right, I'll take it.
00:50:39It's a deal.
00:50:40But who's going to collect for you?
00:50:42I'll let you know before I leave.
00:50:47Where are you going?
00:50:47I can't stand this waiting any longer.
00:50:49I'm going to take a look around outside.
00:50:50All right, but I've got to stay with you, you know?
00:51:04How much did you get paid for this job?
00:51:07Sixty a month. Why?
00:51:08Well, it ain't enough.
00:51:09What happened?
00:51:11There's a fellow with a gun in one of them windows across the street.
00:51:15I hadn't seen the sun flash.
00:51:17How did you might have got it, too?
00:51:18Which window?
00:51:19Stay away from the door.
00:51:22You wait here.
00:51:23But you ain't supposed to leave here, Mr. Ringo.
00:51:25I've got to get the gun away from that fellow.
00:51:27He's liable to mess up this whole business.
00:51:30Is that who you reckon it is?
00:51:31I don't know.
00:51:32But it looks like I ought to be the one to go after him.
00:51:34Well, why don't you?
00:51:35Mark said, stay here.
00:51:37I ain't got orders covering a situation like this.
00:51:42Anyway, he's still in there and he's still got to come out.
00:51:44Oh, Jerry, please, won't you give it up, please?
00:51:48Nothing is going to bring Roy back and that's all we're thinking about.
00:51:53Go outside and take a look.
00:51:57Look, if you want to find out who's getting ready to shoot through that door,
00:52:00you go outside and look yourself.
00:52:02You're the man in charge of peace around here.
00:52:04Peace, the man says.
00:52:06You better get out of here.
00:52:08It's my life, too, Jerry.
00:52:10Go over to LMA's and stay there.
00:52:12Keep your mouth shut.
00:52:15All right.
00:52:50Don't move.
00:52:51Drop that gun.
00:52:52Drop it.
00:52:54Put your hands up.
00:52:56Kick it away from you.
00:52:57Further away.
00:53:00Now, stand up.
00:53:06Now, turn around.
00:53:07Let's see what you look like.
00:53:11I ought to blow your head off laying for me like that.
00:53:14What's the matter with you anyway?
00:53:15Can I put my hands down?
00:53:16Sure, just don't try anything funny with them.
00:53:19Now, what's the idea?
00:53:21My name is Marlowe.
00:53:22So what?
00:53:22You don't remember?
00:53:23No.
00:53:24You don't remember Roy Marlowe?
00:53:26Come on, partner.
00:53:27Keep talking.
00:53:28What are you getting at?
00:53:29Roy Marlowe was my son.
00:53:30You killed him.
00:53:32I never killed any Roy Marlowe.
00:53:34I never even heard of him.
00:53:35He must be out of your mind.
00:53:36You killed him, all right.
00:53:38But you don't even remember it.
00:53:40You're crazy.
00:53:41Do you think if I killed somebody, I wouldn't remember it?
00:53:43Are you sure?
00:53:48You're not safe running around loose, partner.
00:53:50You've got to be locked up.
00:53:52Come on.
00:54:00Open it.
00:54:03Now move ahead of me.
00:54:08Baxter.
00:54:11To the marshal's office.
00:54:18You think I ought to go across there and see what's happening?
00:54:20Mark told you to stay here, didn't he?
00:54:25Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
00:54:27Oh!
00:54:48Come on.
00:54:48Looks like we're going to serve ourselves today.
00:54:50Come on.
00:55:13Where is he?
00:55:14Well, he ought to be here.
00:55:19I am Mrs. August Pennyfeather.
00:55:23How do you do, Mrs. Pennyfeather?
00:55:25We are here to see Marshal Markstreet.
00:55:28Oh, well, he ain't here now, ma'am.
00:55:30I don't know just where he is.
00:55:31We will wait.
00:55:34Yes, ma'am, do.
00:55:38Won't you have a chair?
00:55:40Who are you?
00:55:41A deputy?
00:55:43Oh, no.
00:55:45Just a friend.
00:55:46He wouldn't be over there arresting that murderer, would he?
00:55:50No, ma'am, I don't think he is.
00:55:53Well, doesn't he intend to?
00:55:55That I couldn't say, ma'am.
00:55:57I ain't sure just what he's going to do about it.
00:56:00Well, he'd better be making up his mind pretty soon.
00:56:03This is not Deadwood or Tombstone.
00:56:05This is a law-abiding community.
00:56:07And we want no murderers running wild through our streets,
00:56:10ma'am.
00:56:10He's shooting and killing our women and children.
00:56:12He ain't exactly running wild through the streets, ma'am.
00:56:15He's a murderer, isn't he?
00:56:16Is he?
00:56:17Well, what else pray tell after all those killings?
00:56:20Well, I mean, maybe he don't think he is.
00:56:23Well, then he must be a fool, too.
00:56:24I'm just guessing, understand, lady.
00:56:26But maybe he figures it was either him or them.
00:56:31What do you mean, him or them?
00:56:33Well, I mean, maybe there was some misunderstandings
00:56:36and it was either him or them that was going to get killed.
00:56:40Fifty misunderstandings in a row?
00:56:42Not fifty, ma'am. Nowhere's near it.
00:56:45It was a lot nearer fifteen than fifty, and I can tell you that for a fact.
00:56:49What are you trying to do? Take up for him?
00:56:52No, ma'am. No, indeed. No, indeed. Not me.
00:56:54Well, don't you think something should be done about him?
00:56:57Absolutely, ma'am.
00:56:58He ought to be arrested or run out of town or something.
00:57:01He ought to be hung.
00:57:05Yes, ma'am.
00:57:06Yes, ma'am. There's a lot to be said for that point of view, too.
00:57:10Good morning, ladies.
00:57:11Good morning, Martha.
00:57:17You're late.
00:57:18Late?
00:57:19Yes, ma'am. I figured you'd be around long before now.
00:57:24What do you intend to do about the man?
00:57:27Nothing, ma'am.
00:57:29You're going to allow him to sit right there in that saloon as long as he pleases?
00:57:33Demoralizing the whole town?
00:57:34Well, the trouble so far ain't been him demoralizing the town.
00:57:37It's the town demoralizing him.
00:57:39Some fellow I hear just tried to demoralize him with a Winchester.
00:57:43Is that what you mean?
00:57:44We are here simply to remind you, Marshal Streff,
00:57:47that it is your sworn duty to keep peace in Cayenne.
00:57:50That's right, ma'am. And that's what I'm aiming to do to the best of my ability.
00:57:55Moreover, we, the ladies of Cayenne, regarded an outrage that this man, Ringo,
00:58:01a notorious murderer, should be received here practically with honor
00:58:05and allowed to sit in state in our finest saloon.
00:58:09So now, we demand, Mr. Marshal, that you do something about it immediately.
00:58:14Such as what, ma'am?
00:58:16Either arrest him or chase him out of town.
00:58:21What do you think?
00:58:23Well, he's planning to leave anyway, ain't he?
00:58:26That's the way I understand it.
00:58:28What do you figure would happen if I tried to chase him out?
00:58:31I don't think you could do it and keep the peace at the same time.
00:58:35Hmm.
00:58:37That's what I thought.
00:58:39Can't you arrest him?
00:58:40He ain't done anything here to be arrested for.
00:58:43Well, isn't he wanted?
00:58:44Not by me, ma'am.
00:58:45I'm just a stranger here myself, ma'am.
00:58:47But if you was to ask me, I'd say, hold off for another hour.
00:58:51Don't do anything that might make trouble until, say, half past ten.
00:58:55If he ain't gone by then, then let the Marshal go to work on him.
00:58:58Shoot him down like a dog.
00:59:00Exactly, ma'am.
00:59:02That sounds very sensible.
00:59:03Uh, what do you say, ladies?
00:59:05Oh, that's fine.
00:59:06Well, then that's the way we'll have it, Marshal.
00:59:08Thank you very much.
00:59:09That's a very reasonable, intelligent idea.
00:59:12Don't thank me, ma'am.
00:59:13Thank Mr. Ringo.
00:59:14Oh, but of course.
00:59:15Thank you very much, Mr. Ringo.
00:59:18Mr. Ringo!
00:59:21Ladies!
00:59:21Ladies, please.
00:59:22Ladies, please.
00:59:22Come on.
00:59:32I saw Molly.
00:59:33She said she'd talk to Peggy.
00:59:34I know.
00:59:35She's down there now.
00:59:36I'd better get back to the palace.
00:59:37That's what she'd be looking for.
00:59:38What'd you do with Marlow?
00:59:39Who?
00:59:40The fella in the window.
00:59:41Oh, I arrested him for you.
00:59:42He's in the cage back there.
00:59:44You gonna let him out?
00:59:45Not until you leave town.
00:59:47Wait a minute.
00:59:47I'm going with you.
00:59:52I forgot something, Mark.
00:59:56Say, where was your boy killed?
00:59:58You don't know.
00:59:59What would I be asking you for if I knew?
01:00:03Chelsea.
01:00:05Wasn't me, partner.
01:00:06I've never even been on the territory in my life.
01:00:12What time do you figure them brothers will be here?
01:00:14I've got plenty of time here.
01:00:16I hope so.
01:00:17I hope you ain't miscalculated any.
01:00:19Well, they're on foot.
01:00:19I chased off their horses.
01:00:21They'll be doing good if they're here by 11.
01:00:29I see a better fight than this or to scare me.
01:00:32You mean like they ain't got as much spirit as they used to?
01:00:34Ah, go for these eyes.
01:00:43Jay.
01:00:45Is that horse in any shape to go again today?
01:00:48No, I don't think so, Mark. He's putting air work down to a nubbin'.
01:00:51You got a fresh one here?
01:00:53I guess so. Why?
01:00:54Have him at the back door of the palace in about 15 minutes, saddled up with Ringo's stuff.
01:00:59Give him enough grub and water to make Santa Maria and charge it to the county.
01:01:02All right, Mark.
01:01:24Anybody working here today? Too busy to work today.
01:01:31Hiya, Mac.
01:01:32Tommy. Glad to see you, Tommy.
01:01:35Yeah, looks like Saturday out there.
01:01:36How's Ellen?
01:01:37Fine, thanks. Give me a ride.
01:01:39I don't know about that. What'll Ellen say?
01:01:41Now look, she said I could have one if it was dusty.
01:01:43Yeah, wife don't like them to drink.
01:01:45Don't blame her.
01:01:46She knows I'm all over that sort of thing.
01:01:48Too much work to do these days.
01:01:50Join me?
01:01:52Well, thanks.
01:01:53Well, the same thing.
01:01:56What do you got, a ranch?
01:01:57Yeah, we got ourselves a little place the first year we was married.
01:02:00It ain't very big, but it's coming along all right.
01:02:03Married the cutest little old girl you ever saw.
01:02:05No bigger than a buck.
01:02:06But, brother, did she settle this rounder down?
01:02:09That's her all right.
01:02:10Little, but oh, my.
01:02:13How many head of cattle you got?
01:02:15About 400.
01:02:16Started at 50.
01:02:18Got horses, too?
01:02:19Well, we ain't got many.
01:02:20You need more outside help than we can afford for horses,
01:02:22but I guess we got about 30.
01:02:25Sounds like a right nice start.
01:02:27Yeah, that's the way her and I figured it.
01:02:29Takes a lot of hard work to make anything out of a place that little,
01:02:32but, well, we don't mind.
01:02:33Grazing land's good, and there's plenty of water,
01:02:35so I guess we're better off than a lot of people.
01:02:38We broke even last year, you know.
01:02:40Sounds mighty good.
01:02:42Have one with me.
01:02:43No, thanks.
01:02:45One is what she said.
01:02:46Much obliged to you, though, just the same.
01:02:48So long, Mac.
01:02:48So long, Tommy.
01:02:49Tell Ellen hello for me.
01:02:50Yeah, I'll tell her.
01:02:53Nice fellow, Tommy.
01:02:58Kind of getting on towards time, ain't it?
01:03:03I'm gonna give her till the last minute.
01:03:05You don't want to draw it too close, you know.
01:03:07I gotta hear something, Mark, no matter how close I draw.
01:03:10Molly ain't back pretty soon.
01:03:14She told me about Bucky.
01:03:17Never heard it before.
01:03:19I guess he never knew what hit him.
01:03:24He has a fine life, ain't it?
01:03:26Just trying to stay alive.
01:03:29Not really living, not enjoying anything,
01:03:32not getting anywhere.
01:03:34Just trying to keep from getting killed.
01:03:36That's what Bucky used to say.
01:03:38Just waiting to get knocked off by some tough kid.
01:03:42Like the kind of kid I was.
01:03:44And the truth of the matter is,
01:03:46it don't pay much, either.
01:03:49Here I am, 35 years old,
01:03:51I ain't even got a good watch.
01:04:01How'd you get out of it, Mark?
01:04:03I just quit.
01:04:04No, it ain't that easy.
01:04:05How'd you do it, really?
01:04:09You remember when the gang split up
01:04:11after that bank at Medina?
01:04:12We didn't split up.
01:04:13They scattered us.
01:04:14Well, anyway,
01:04:16some of us put into Prairie City
01:04:17to get some supplies.
01:04:18But the word was ahead of us,
01:04:20and you should have seen what we walked into.
01:04:22Yeah, I heard.
01:04:24Did you hear about the little girl?
01:04:26No.
01:04:27I got sick when I saw her.
01:04:31Who did it?
01:04:33Who knows?
01:04:33With all that shooting,
01:04:34it could have been me,
01:04:35just as well as anybody else.
01:04:36Yeah, you don't know that.
01:04:37It don't matter.
01:04:38I was there.
01:04:40So when we got back to the hills,
01:04:41I kept it going.
01:04:42And I kept on it going until I got here,
01:04:44and I asked a man for a job.
01:04:45Well, didn't anybody ever say anything?
01:04:49I wasn't as prominent as you are.
01:05:01Well, that's funny, isn't she?
01:05:03What?
01:05:05That was the time I could have kept on going too.
01:05:12And I could have rode right on back to Peggy.
01:05:17I used to wonder about going back
01:05:19and giving myself up.
01:05:21But I finally argued myself out of that one,
01:05:23thank goodness.
01:05:24Mark?
01:05:25Yeah?
01:05:26I got that boy found here.
01:05:28Be there in a minute, Jake.
01:05:35I guess it ain't much use
01:05:37about waiting around here any longer.
01:05:39You can write to me,
01:05:40and I'll give it to her if you want.
01:05:42It wouldn't do any good.
01:05:43She's got her mind made up now.
01:05:45No place she could reach you, I reckon.
01:05:48No.
01:05:50I don't know where I'm going to be.
01:05:54So long, Mark.
01:05:56Do you have to be going already, Timmy?
01:05:57Yeah.
01:05:58I'm going to see if that'll up the line.
01:06:00What about your cut of the business?
01:06:01Who do you want me to give it to?
01:06:04Who's the prettiest girl in town?
01:06:07Well, I used to admire the banker's daughter,
01:06:10but I might have been influenced by her money.
01:06:13Then there's a girl named Frankie May,
01:06:14and the school teacher, and another...
01:06:16Give it to the school teacher.
01:06:18I always have a kind of a weakness for school teachers.
01:06:21Put it in an envelope without any note or anything,
01:06:24and drop it on her desk.
01:06:26School teacher.
01:06:27Consider it done, Jimmy.
01:06:29It's been a real pleasure to see you again, Jimmy.
01:06:31I often think of the good old days in Dodge City
01:06:33with you and Bucky and the other fellas
01:06:34makes me real homestead.
01:06:36Yeah, the good old days are all right.
01:06:38Come on, Jimmy.
01:06:40Sometimes I don't think people have fun like they used to, do you?
01:06:43No.
01:06:44Jim, you've got a minute or two.
01:07:04You look fine, honey.
01:07:06I'm doing all right.
01:07:11I've come here just to see you, you know.
01:07:14I know.
01:07:15Mark told me.
01:07:17But I just didn't know what to do, Jim.
01:07:21Well, it's all right now.
01:07:27How's Jimmy?
01:07:29He's a lot like you, I'm afraid.
01:07:31Don't you think you'd better do something about that right quick?
01:07:35Well, I was just joking.
01:07:37He's a little wild, like all kids.
01:07:39But he's a good boy.
01:07:41Did you know he's out there in front now?
01:07:43I took him away once, but it looks like the whole town's crazy today.
01:07:47I never saw anything like it.
01:07:49I looked out there at him.
01:07:51I couldn't see no kid that looked like me.
01:07:53He's still there, I'm afraid.
01:07:58Mark, will Molly tell you what I want?
01:08:00No.
01:08:01I want to get away from here, Peggy.
01:08:03I want to get out of this part of the country.
01:08:05See if we can't find us a little ranch, maybe.
01:08:08You and me and Jimmy.
01:08:11If only you'd thought of this before.
01:08:13Oh, we can still do it, honey.
01:08:15I could go on out to California, or the Northwest, where they ain't never heard of me before.
01:08:19See if I couldn't find us a little place, then you and Jimmy could pack up and come on out
01:08:22there later.
01:08:24Or they wouldn't ever know who we were.
01:08:26We could be safe out there the rest of our lives.
01:08:29When did you get this idea, Jim?
01:08:32Well, I didn't get it.
01:08:33It just kind of come over me.
01:08:34The way getting older comes over you.
01:08:37All of a sudden, you look at things different than the way you did five years ago.
01:08:41All of a sudden, I knew this was the only thing in the world I wanted.
01:08:45You and me and Jimmy, together on a little place somewhere.
01:08:51It's a wonderful idea, Jim.
01:08:55It's wonderful.
01:08:57But it's no use.
01:08:58Well, why not?
01:09:00Well, it's too late.
01:09:01Why?
01:09:02Mark done it.
01:09:03Eight years ago.
01:09:04But you couldn't.
01:09:06Not now.
01:09:06You're too well known.
01:09:08The only reason Mark doesn't arrest you is that he's Mark and you're his friend.
01:09:12But you can't depend on things like that forever.
01:09:15One of these days, the federal officers will pick up your trail.
01:09:19And that'll be the end of it.
01:09:20They'll never give up.
01:09:22Not as long as you live.
01:09:24What about South America?
01:09:25We can meet in New Orleans.
01:09:27Get on a boat and...
01:09:30What's the matter, Peggy?
01:09:36Don't you love me?
01:09:39You didn't have to ask that, Jim.
01:09:41I've changed, you know.
01:09:43I'm different now, Peg.
01:09:45I just want to be somewhere.
01:09:47Don't you understand?
01:09:49Oh, look, darling.
01:09:51If it were just you and me, I'd do it.
01:09:55I'd go with you this very minute.
01:09:57Anywhere in the world you wanted to go.
01:10:00But it's not just you and me.
01:10:02There's Jimmy, too.
01:10:03Well, we can take him with us.
01:10:05No, Jim.
01:10:06We could run and hide and dodge the law all the rest of our lives.
01:10:12Not a little boy like him.
01:10:14You wouldn't understand.
01:10:17Don't you see?
01:10:19Jimmy.
01:10:20Give me another minute, will you?
01:10:24Quarter past ten, Jimmy.
01:10:25It's all right. I tell you, I've got plenty of time there walking.
01:10:28They could have run some, too, you know.
01:10:31All right.
01:10:33Just one more minute.
01:10:34Somebody's after you.
01:10:35Never mind that.
01:10:37Listen.
01:10:38A year from now, if I come back, if I've been all right the whole year, will you talk to
01:10:44me about it again?
01:10:44No, Jim. It's no use. It's too late.
01:10:47Just talk to me, that's all.
01:10:49Maybe you'll feel different.
01:10:51Something might have happened.
01:10:52Nobody knows what can happen in a year.
01:10:55But you've got to say you'll talk to me about it again.
01:10:59I will.
01:11:02Well, we can make it, honey.
01:11:04We can make it.
01:11:07You just wait and see.
01:11:09Where are you, Grandma?
01:11:11Now, look, Jimmy.
01:11:11Now, listen to me, Mark.
01:11:13I've got to have five minutes more.
01:11:15You can't do it, Jimmy. You ain't got the time.
01:11:17How many times do I have to tell you? I know what I'm doing.
01:11:19Those guys ain't got any horses.
01:11:21What do you think they're going to do? Fly?
01:11:22What do you want five minutes more for?
01:11:24I want to see my kid.
01:11:25No, no, Jimmy. You can't do that.
01:11:27Now, look, you dumb cow, man.
01:11:28I'm sorry, but my mind is made up.
01:11:29So get him, honey.
01:11:31I don't care how you do it, but get him.
01:11:32Right here in this room.
01:11:34What are you trying to do? Mess up the whole business?
01:11:36I ain't trying to mess up anything. I just want to see my kid.
01:11:39But how can I fix it so he won't know?
01:11:41I'm sure you can do it, honey. You'll think of something.
01:11:43But I ain't leaving until I see him.
01:11:45Alone. Me and him.
01:11:47Right here in this room.
01:11:49And I don't care if there's 300 brothers.
01:11:54Can you hurry it up?
01:11:56I'll try.
01:11:59All I know is it's been eight years since I've seen my own kid.
01:12:02And it ain't gonna be another eight years before I see him again.
01:12:07You ain't here.
01:12:09I'm surely glad you don't drop in every morning.
01:12:16See that there, huh?
01:12:17Where's Charlie?
01:12:18He just stepped outside. You want him?
01:12:20Tell him to come in here right away, will you?
01:12:21Sure, Ma.
01:12:24Jimmy!
01:12:26Jimmy!
01:12:27Jimmy Walsh!
01:12:28Jimmy!
01:12:28Is that your Ma calling you?
01:12:30Yes, sir.
01:12:31Come here.
01:12:32Hurry, Jimmy.
01:12:33But Ma! All the other fellas!
01:12:35Never mind the other fellas.
01:12:37Molly wants to tell you something.
01:12:38Come on with me.
01:12:41Do you know his horse?
01:12:42I know it.
01:12:44I know it.
01:13:21Who learned you to bust into a room like that?
01:13:23Nobody.
01:13:24Well, don't ever do it again.
01:13:27You knock first and wait until somebody answers.
01:13:29Do you understand?
01:13:29Yes, sir.
01:13:33Now, shut the door.
01:13:41Miss Molly here said you wanted to see me.
01:13:46Yeah, that's right.
01:13:47What about?
01:13:48I'll tell you in a minute.
01:14:03How old are you?
01:14:05Nine.
01:14:06You're eight and a half.
01:14:07How'd you know?
01:14:10Well, I ain't got my ways.
01:14:15What grade are you in?
01:14:16The dirt.
01:14:17Honest.
01:14:18You know what grade I was in when I was your age?
01:14:21What?
01:14:22The seventh.
01:14:23At eight and a half?
01:14:26Well, I was in the sixth anyway.
01:14:28You was in the sixth grade at eight and a half?
01:14:31Well, I wasn't far from it.
01:14:38Are you really Jimmy Ringo?
01:14:40Sure I am.
01:14:43What do you mean?
01:14:44Then how come you didn't draw and I kicked in that door?
01:14:46Well, draw on an unarmed man?
01:14:48I never did that in my life.
01:14:51You've got to give everybody a fair chance, don't you?
01:14:54Did you ever meet Wyatt Earp?
01:14:58Yeah.
01:14:59I've seen him once or twice.
01:15:00Is he the toughest man you ever saw?
01:15:04In the bunch I run with, we just spanked Wyatt Earp's britches with his own pistol.
01:15:09Really?
01:15:10Why, the real tough ones laugh at Earp.
01:15:12Who is the toughest one you ever saw?
01:15:16You mean the real toughest?
01:15:17Yes, sir.
01:15:18Besides you.
01:15:20Well, I guess I've never seen anybody any tougher than a fellow you've got right here in your own town.
01:15:25A fellow by the name of Mark Stratt.
01:15:27You mean Marshal Mark Stratt?
01:15:29He's the toughest man I ever met.
01:15:31But he don't even carry a gun.
01:15:33Well, you don't have to, son.
01:15:35He can handle them bare-handed.
01:15:37And we've been calling him a softy.
01:15:41All I can say is, don't you ever tangle with that softy.
01:15:45No, sir.
01:15:53What's the matter?
01:15:55Nothing.
01:16:02What if Jimmy Ringo was in here?
01:16:04He was here all morning.
01:16:05Had a drink right there where you're standing now.
01:16:08He ain't left town, has he?
01:16:09Not yet. He got held up back there.
01:16:11Wow.
01:16:26You watch here.
01:16:38Now I'll tell you what I wanted with you.
01:16:40Did you see them kids out front?
01:16:42Yes, sir.
01:16:43Well, why anything in school?
01:16:44We'd come down and see what's going on.
01:16:47Well, they got no business hanging around in front of a saloon.
01:16:50I want you to get them out of there.
01:16:52But I don't know if I can or not.
01:16:54What do you mean?
01:16:55You don't know whether you can or not.
01:16:56When I asked for somebody to handle this situation,
01:16:59why, Miss Harris told me you're the smartest kid in town.
01:17:02That's why I sent for you.
01:17:03Well, I'll try.
01:17:05Don't try.
01:17:07You do it.
01:17:09You get them boys out of there the way Mark Strett would.
01:17:11You understand?
01:17:12Yes, sir.
01:17:13That's a good boy.
01:17:14Guess we picked out the right fella after him.
01:17:19Well, he's all right.
01:17:21You got a good boy, Mrs. Walsh.
01:17:23Take a look outside, Polly.
01:17:31Get ready.
01:17:34All clear.
01:17:36Well, goodbye, ma'am.
01:17:39You take good care of yourself.
01:17:42Goodbye.
01:17:45Goodbye, son.
01:17:47Bye, Mr. Ringel.
01:17:48I hope I see you again sometime.
01:17:50Well, what about next year?
01:17:51Will you really?
01:17:52You'll be watching for me.
01:17:53A year from today.
01:18:02Sorry, Jimmy.
01:18:02Sorry for what?
01:18:03A year ain't nothing.
01:18:04I can hide out that long.
01:18:06Look out for her, will you?
01:18:07You bet.
01:18:09I'm much obliged to you, Mark.
01:18:11That's all right, partner.
01:18:13Looks like you're gonna make it after all.
01:18:22Here he comes.
01:18:23I got Charlie out to head them fellas off anyway.
01:18:25Keep an eye on the kids for me, will you?
01:18:27I'll watch them.
01:18:28I'll see you a year from now.
01:18:29I'll be looking for you.
01:18:30What you fellas doing up there?
01:18:33Drop them guns.
01:18:35Drop them.
01:18:36Is that you, Charlie?
01:18:39Come on down, you.
01:18:45These the fellas you make?
01:18:48Come on out, you fellas.
01:18:53These them?
01:18:56Yeah, that's two of them.
01:18:59I told you fellas you're wasting your time.
01:19:02Watch your blinds, Charlie.
01:19:03If I was you, I'd hit Mark for a raise.
01:19:05So long, fellas.
01:19:07So long.
01:19:07How about it, Ringo?
01:19:13Let's go.
01:19:15Let's go.
01:19:16Let's go.
01:19:17Let's go.
01:19:18Let's go.
01:19:20Let's go.
01:19:23Hunt Bromley got Ringo.
01:19:25Hunt Bromley got Ringo.
01:19:27No.
01:19:28No, Jimmy.
01:19:29Please, Mom.
01:19:29You hear that?
01:19:30Hunt Bromley shot Ringo.
01:19:31We got him.
01:19:32Please, no.
01:19:33Please.
01:19:34We got a little bear.
01:19:35Please.
01:19:36No, Jimmy, no.
01:19:37Come on.
01:19:37We've got to go home.
01:19:39Please.
01:19:39Come on.
01:19:40Get away.
01:19:40Don't gawk, Eddie.
01:19:43We got the doctor coming, Jimmy.
01:19:45Just lay still and you'll be all right.
01:19:50That boy.
01:19:52Hunt.
01:19:54We got him, son.
01:19:55He ain't getting away with it.
01:19:56No.
01:19:58I drew first.
01:19:59I was ahead of him.
01:20:01I seen it, Jimmy.
01:20:02You don't have to say anything like that.
01:20:04I seen who drew first.
01:20:05You heard what I said, Mark.
01:20:06I drew first.
01:20:08Now, don't argue with me.
01:20:10I know what I'm doing.
01:20:13You don't have to do me no favors, Pappy.
01:20:15Keep your mouth shut.
01:20:18If I was doing you a favor, I'd let him hang you right now and get it all over with.
01:20:28But I don't want you to get off that light.
01:20:33I want you to go on being a big, tough gunny.
01:20:39I want you to see what it means to have to live like a big, tough gunny.
01:20:52So don't thank me yet, partner.
01:21:01You'll see what I mean.
01:21:11Just...
01:21:14...wake.
01:21:14...
01:21:18...
01:21:33...
01:21:33...
01:21:33...
01:21:44Don't say anything, don't talk to me, don't say one word to me.
01:21:47You can't!
01:21:48Don't talk to me, I'll kill you if you do, you understand?
01:21:59Now listen to me, yellow belly.
01:22:02Ringo's fixed you good.
01:22:04You're gonna get it exactly like you give it to him.
01:22:07Because there's a thousand cheap, dirty, crooked little squirts like you waiting right now for the chance to kill the
01:22:12man that killed Jimmy Ringo.
01:22:14But it ain't gonna be here, Sonny.
01:22:16Not in my territory.
01:22:18So get going, now.
01:22:22Get killed somewhere else.
01:22:32And that's just the beginning, tough boy.
01:22:50I'm awful sorry, but there ain't no more room, Mrs. Walsh. Ain't another seat left in the place.
01:22:55Is Mark inside?
01:22:57Oh, yes, ma'am, he's inside.
01:22:58Will you tell him Mrs. Walsh would like to see him?
01:23:00Yes, ma'am.
01:23:02Mrs. Jimmy Walsh.
01:23:04Mrs. Jimmy Walsh.
01:23:05Mrs. Jimmy Walsh.
01:23:05And his boy.
01:23:07Yes, and Mrs. Walsh.
01:23:25Mrs. Jimmy Walsh.
01:23:31Come on in, Peggy.
01:24:07Let me hide myself in thee.
01:24:13THE END
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